Acting Chief Election Commissioner Defends Foreign Military Display at Army Day Parade
Kathmandu. Acting Chief Election Commissioner Ram Prasad Bhandari has portrayed the display by foreign soldiers at Tundikhel on the occasion of Army Day as a symbol of global practice and friendship.
He stated this during a discussion with representatives of political parties participating in the election on Monday. He mentioned that training exchanges and friendly displays among soldiers from various countries should not be viewed negatively.
Bhandari noted that contingents from American, British, and Indian armies showcased their skills on the occasion of Army Day. According to him, such displays are held worldwide to strengthen relations between friendly powers and to exchange training experiences.
Targeting criticism from some individuals and political party leaders on social media regarding the dance by American soldiers, Bhandari called it a product of mindset. Hinting at comments warning against the presence of foreign troops, he expressed sadness that even responsible individuals in the country hold negative views on such matters.
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